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Voila a series of images reworked. Some of these images are years old. I "saw" something in the mind's eye and felt I needed to make yet another pass at this material.
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photographer: c'est moi
photographer's assistant: Judith Turano
model/couture/mua: Miss Stephanie Lee
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Strobist Info: Strobes into bounce umbrellas, one camera right, one camera left, one over camera.
I love being here in this place in my aunt's village. It has of course changed with time, the little village getting more shops and more homes springing up, yet it retains that quaint charm and quite. The house sits on a large property where three or four of the brothers have homes amidst tall standing rubber plantations. Lambs, hens add to the daily chores ..there are rubber sheets to be beaten in machines and dried in the sun, in smoke chambers made for them and the day's work goes on and on. The women of the house work alongside helps who come in.
In the image two young women in animated conversation as they go about their work.
this is animated click on all sizes to see.
this will have a lot more added to it, video on all the different layers and a scrolling background
This is something very different. My interest in droplets also reached the drawing board. This took me months to make and it has 1000 hand-drawn unique frames. I hope you all like it because animations do not really belong on flickr but I just wanted to show you my other interest. animation. You can find me on youtube here www.youtube.com/user/PimoftheHill
Animated GIF of Bonkers trying to get out of his chigura but failing to do so. After taking a few pictures, I helped him out by lifting the roof of his chigura away, which lets him walk out without any problems.
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Animated GIF (created by Google Photos) of the yellow (probably male) bumblebee (according to Naomi, male bumblebees don't sting) gathering nector from a pretty lavender plant someone planted near the sidewalk on the way to the train station in Kitahiroshima.
To view animation, click on View all sizes and select Original size.
This is for Its An Addiction – Assignment #6 – Water Animation
This is for S2 Wraps Blends Beyond Blends group
Thank you very much to Peta Evans-Taylor for the use of one of her self-portraits :))
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The Gable Hypnotic Animated Glasses have lenses textured with a looped GIF of a hypnotic swirl. Dual color HUD for the frames is included for mixing and matching. Also included is a resizer script to ensure a good fit for avatars of all sizes.
Animator’s Palate is one of the three restaurants in the innovative dining rotation concept aboard Disney Cruise Line. During the course of guests’ meals, the entire restaurant transforms from a black and white artist sketch to a full-color masterpiece.
I'm so glad to finally have her! As soon as I heard she was coming out I knew I had to buy her, and she's adorable! I love Lilo and Stitch, and I'm so glad Disney decided to make some Lilo merch!
From the animated movie, "Rise of the Guardians." She totally nailed this cosplay as she looks like she just walked out of the movie.
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Animators Collection Cinderella Accessory set
First Frozen wave of Animators Collection Anna & Elsa
Animators Collection Ariel Deluxe Bathtub Gift Set C;
Italian postcard by Grafiche Biondetti S.R.L., Verona, no. 148/3. Image: Disney. Publicity still for Oliver & Company (George Scribner, 1988).
Oliver & Company (George Scribner, 1988) is the twenty-seventh animated feature released in the Disney Canon. It was inspired by Charles Dickens's classic novel 'Oliver Twist' (1838), which has been adapted many other times for the screen. Oliver is here a homeless kitten who joins Fagin's gang of dogs to survive on the streets of 1980s New York City. One of Fagin's gang is Dodger, and Sykes is a loan shark. Although it's not one of Disney's best animation classics, Oliver & Company is very enjoyable.
After the release of The Black Cauldron in 1985, Michael Eisner and Jeffrey Katzenberg invited the animators to pitch potential ideas for upcoming animated features. After John Musker and Ron Clements suggested The Little Mermaid and Treasure Island in Space, animator Pete Young suggested, "Oliver Twist with dogs". Originally wanting to produce a live-action adaptation of the musical 'Oliver!' at Paramount Pictures, Katzenberg approved of the pitch. The working title of the film during production was 'Oliver and the Dodger'. It pre-dated the Disney Renaissance. The original central brain trust of Disney animators, the "Nine Old Men", had retired in the early 1980s, which signaled the entrance for the next generation of Disney animators, including the film's supervising animators Glen Keane, Ruben A. Aquino, Mike Gabriel, Hendel Butoy, and Mark Henn. At a certain point, it was to be a sequel to The Rescuers. If this had happened, it would have given the character of Penny more development, showing her living her new life in New York City with Georgette, as well as her new adoptive parents. This idea was eventually scrapped because the producers had then felt that the story would not have been convincing. Young was originally assigned to co-direct the film with George Scribner, a Disney newcomer who had recently joined from the Hanna-Barbera studio but suddenly died in mid-October 1985. Richard Rich, who had previously co-directed The Fox and the Hound and The Black Cauldron, was then brought on-board to replace Young, but due to acting belligerent towards the president of Walt Disney Feature Animation, Peter Schneider, as what Schneider claimed, he was fired in 1986. Rich was not replaced after his firing, leaving Scribner as the sole director.
Oliver & Company (1988) was the first Disney film to extensively feature computer animation. The two immediately preceding Disney films, The Black Cauldron (1985) and The Great Mouse Detective (1986), only featured it during special sequences. The CGI effects were used for making the skyscrapers, the cars, trains, Fagin's scooter, and the climactic subway chase. It was also the first Disney film to have a department created specifically for computer animation. The film was a test run one before The Walt Disney Company would fully commit to returning to a musical format for their animated films. It was the first such film to be a musical since The Fox and the Hound (1981). For the next decade, all of Walt Disney Feature Animation's films, starting with The Little Mermaid (1989), were also musicals, except for The Rescuers Down Under (1990). Oliver & Company (1988) was one of the first animated Disney films to introduce new sound effects for regular use, as replacements for many of the classic sounds originally in the Disney library, which would be used occasionally in later Disney films. However, The Little Mermaid became the basis for the introduction of even more new sound effects. The new sound effects were first introduced with The Black Cauldron, while The Great Mouse Detective, released a year after the previous film, featuring the classic Disney sound effects, including the then fifty-year-old Castle Thunder and the classic Goofy holler. However, the Disney television animation studio continued extensively using the classic Disney sound effects for several years, while the feature animation studio retired the original sound effects. Certain animal characters from previous Disney films make cameo characters in the film. Four of the dogs shown are Peg, Jock, and Trusty from Lady and the Tramp (1955), and Pongo from One Hundred and One Dalmatians (1961). Opening on the same weekend as Don Bluth's The Land Before Time (1988), which debuted at number one in the United States and Canada grossing $7.5 million, Oliver & Company opened at fourth, grossing $4 million. Nevertheless, Oliver & Company out-grossed The Land Before Time with a total gross in the United States and Canada of $53 million compared to the latter's $46 million, making it the animated film with the highest gross from its initial run. It was also the first animated film to gross $100 million worldwide in its initial release. Its success prompted Disney's Senior Vice President of Animation, Peter Schneider, to announce the company's plans to release animated features annually.
Sources: Disney Wiki, Wikipedia, and IMDb.
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Voila a series of images reworked. Some of these images are years old. I "saw" something in the mind's eye and felt I needed to make yet another pass at this material.
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photographer: c'est moi
photographer's assistant: Judith Turano
model/couture/mua: Tithann
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Strobist Info: Strobes into bounce umbrellas, one camera right, one camera left.
Here are pictures of the second OOAK Animators' Melody Doll and Wardrobe Set that I made. I commissioned these back in January, but forgot to post photos. She was sold to a woman who requested her in time for her daughter for Easter. She saw the other Animators' Melody I made and said that she just had to have one. :) This took me an awful lot of time with my sewing machine. Melody comes with ALL of her outfits from the sequel, AND her pink ball gown is reversible with her yellow 'Here on the Land and Sea' dress (:
Tell me what you think! (: